5.16 Perfect is the Enemy of Good
As Sir Robert Alexander Watson-Watt noted, while leading the successful British efforts to develop and deploy radar systems capable of detecting the approaching German bombers during WW II:
Give them the third best to go on with; the second best comes too late, the best never comes.
And so I try to release enhancements to Notenik as soon as they seem to be solid improvements, without necessarily demanding perfection upon first release, and instead refining as I go.
This sometimes mean that larger improvements are released a bit piecemeal, and it sometimes means that additional refinements to some new functionality come out a bit later.
All in all, though, in combination with the aforementioned frequent release cycle, this approach seems to work out pretty well.
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